Português | Inglês |
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Igor noun {m} | Eeyore(negative or pessimistic person) |
Igor proper noun {m} | Igor(male given name) |
agitar vigorosamente verb | wuther(To shake vigorously) |
antigorita noun {f} | antigorite(brownish-green variety of serpentine) |
bigorna noun {f} | anvil(block used in blacksmithing) |
em vigor preposition | in force(applicable) |
entrar em vigor verb | come into force(become valid or active) |
frigorífico noun {m} | refrigerator [refrigerators](appliance) |
revigorante adjective {m} | brisk [brisker, briskest](stimulating or invigorating) |
revigorar verb | reinvigorate [reinvigorated, reinvigorating, reinvigorates](to give new energy or strength) |
rigor noun | thoroughness(state of being thorough) |
rigor noun {m} | rigour [rigours](higher level of difficulty) |
rigor mortis noun {m} | rigor mortis(Temporary stiffness of a body's muscles and joints following death) |
rigoroso adjective | exact [exacter, exactest](habitually careful) hard-and-fast(strictly maintained) rigorous(showing, causing or favoring rigor) thorough(detailed) |
rigoroso adjective {m} | hard [harder, hardest](demanding a lot of effort to endure) unrelenting(not relenting) |
vigor noun {f} | stamina(power of sustained exertion) |
vigor noun {m} | effect [effects](state of being binding and enforceable) strength [strengths](quality of being strong) vigour(active strength or force of body or mind; capacity for exertion, physically, intellectually, or morally; force; energy) |
vigorexia noun {f} | bigorexia(mental disorder) |
vigorosamente adverb | vigorously(with intense energy) |
vigoroso adjective | vigorous(physically strong and active) |
vigoroso adjective {m} | stark [starker, starkest]((archaic) strong; vigorous; powerful) stout [stouter, stoutest](lusty, vigorous) |
vigoréxica noun {f} | bigorexic(a person suffering from bigorexia) |
vigoréxica adjective {f} | bigorexic(suffering from bigorexia) |
vigoréxico noun {m} | bigorexic(a person suffering from bigorexia) |
vigoréxico adjective {m} | bigorexic(suffering from bigorexia) |